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Alex Wang - Rainmaker Real Estate - Alex Wang Realtor 2024

Alex Wang - Rainmaker Real Estate

(151 reviews)

We worked with Alex to sell our home in Los Altos and had an outstanding experience from start to…read morefinish. Alex brings deep expertise in the local real estate market--he gave us smart, honest advice on pricing and timing, and really understood the nuances of what would drive interest in our specific home. He clearly knows what buyers in this area are looking for and helped us position our home to maximize appeal. His strategy was spot-on, and we felt confident at every step that we were in the hands of someone who truly understands how to optimize outcomes for sellers. What also stood out was Alex's strong network--he knows the local agents and was able to leverage those relationships to connect with motivated buyers early in the process. Thanks to his efforts, the sale went smoothly and exceeded our expectations. Highly recommend working with him if you're thinking of selling in Los Altos or the surrounding area.

I purchased my current home with Rainmaker about a decade ago! Alex paired me with the right…read moreperson on his team to work with. I always felt I could go to either of them with questions and concerns. Through the years, we've stayed loosely in touch. Recently I asked Alex his thoughts on a second property, sharing my concerns and parameters. He had/has really good ideas, has experience with handling different situations, and I didn't/don't feel at all pressured to purchase. When it comes, hoping the second time goes just as well!

Peninsula Company - short or long term 3br/3ba rental in the heart of Redwood City

Peninsula Company

(27 reviews)

Excellent landlord and person. We rented a small home for…read moreover 6 years from Maria Rutenburg. She never hiked up the rent. She was completely responsive to our needs and gave us lots of notice if she needed anything. When our appliances wore out or malfunctioned, she sent sent services or replacements without hesitation. Thank you Maria Rutenburg.

Saw a posting on Craigslist for one of their properties in Redwood City (2711 Blenheim Ave.)…read more Inquired to see if it was still available and when I could see it. The property manager, Maria Rutenberg, stated that it was rented but offered me an application for another upcoming unit ... but that I would not be able to view it before submitting the application. I emailed her and inquired as to why I could not see it before submitting an application. Her reply "... this is how they rent now." Maybe in some cases yes, but definitely not all scenarios. Ironic thing is, in her posting (for the unit I was inquiring about and that she replied it was rented), it states on there "... showing any day please text me as to when you are coming." Huh?! I could have SEEN that one, but not an upcoming unit? Yeah, OK ... that makes no sense at all. This is just a factual review of my experience with this person. Yours maybe be better ... as it seems there are lots of happy reviewers that have posted positive reviews about her. I suppose if you've had success going on blind dates, this scenario would probably work out in your favor. But then again ...

One Marina Homes

One Marina Homes

(17 reviews)

I have a few concerns about One Marina…read more FIrstly, let's be honest....this is an overpriced condo. Anyone who pays over 600k for this is going to get burned really badly in a down market. From an investment standpoint, this is dangerous. 1. The area is not desirable (i.e. not established, nothing nearby, pollution from 101 and factories, not family friendly). 2. The upgrades in the models are WAY, WAY overpriced in the design center. This means you'll be stuck overpaying even more on your mortgage for a long, long time. 3. The recent boom in the bay area is creating a huge condo bubble and in places like these, they should be sitting unsold. At the current prices (over 800k!), anyone who purchases now will really regret it. 4. The sales staff, while nice, is uninformed. Having visited their sales center, they don't know how to answer questions without making it more confusing. They are either talented sales people who are good at talking out of both sides of their mouth or they are uninformed themselves. Either way, red flag for me. 5. Even though it is townhouse style, many of the units have homeowners above/below and side/side. It's a condo...not a townhouse, don't fool yourself. (Some units are truly townhouses here, but the above 4 points still apply). 6. The smell. I smelled it. My family smelled it. Do YOU smell it? It's the water and it smells. This can't be fixed, so OneMarina will always be the place near the smelly water, across the way from a women's prison, near the car lots and industrial factories. Hooray? I'm all for affordable housing. But for 700+k, even in this booming market, you can get a house that will withstand the ups and downs of real estate FAR FAR better than this. If prices fall back to realistic numbers such as the low 600s, I think you are safer. These are nice units if you can look past the 6 points above....and I think you should only consider at a lower price by comparision. But at these 750+ thousand, stay far, far away. Or you may as well throw your money into the smelly water.

The parking situation at One Marina is atrocious. The condos are three bedrooms, but the garages…read moreare only two cars. You cannot park in the complex overnight! It is reserved for guest parking. You have to park the third car on the street, but street parking is limited (16 spots for 250 units; not including the two neighboring complexes of equal size). The 16 spots are always full. The HOA voted down the option for a paid parking permits within the complex; the whole conversation was dismissed because the HOA board isn't personally affected. For those people who have three cars for their three bedroom condo (shock), they must rent a spot at the plaza across the street. This poses a safety issue for the person and the car; walking blocks away at night, leaving your car in an unattended lot, not to mention the overall inconvenience. For a neighborhood so obsessed with safety and the Neighborhood Watch, they don't seem to care too much about the safety of their residents or their vehicles. The parking situation is such an inconvenience, paired with the HOA's unreceptive and patronizing attitude to the very real problem, has ruined my experience living at One Marina. Even if you have only two cars, I would not recommend living here because the company is truly unpleasant!

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